Enterprise is hosting a webinar on Thursday, February 10, 2011 from 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM (Eastern) called “Using Local Market Data to Support Neighborhood Stabilization.”
This event is the final presentation in a 4-part series focusing on comprehensive neighborhood stabilization. The webinar is intended for nonprofits, local governments and other community stakeholders interested in using data to guide and augment their neighborhood stabilization efforts. Local market data are of great value to all community stakeholders engaged in stabilizing neighborhoods. Using data on real estate transactions, code enforcement activity, property conditions and other factors provides a clearer picture of what is happening in a neighborhood and allows for limited funds to be used more effectively to stabilize the targeted community.
This presentation is complementary to a recently completed case study on the local market data system created and used in Cleveland, OH to provide current parcel-level data to support neighborhood stabilization efforts – Data Driven Neighborhood Stabilization: A Case Study of Cleveland’s NEO CANDO System.
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